Class C fire extinguishers are used for electrical fires in the U.S. A lettering system on an extinguisher's body determines ...

How to use the fire extinguisher The basic rule to remember when using a fire extinguisher is PASS: Pull the pin, Aim the hose, Squeeze the lever, and Sweep the hose. Step 1: Pull the pin ...

A fire extinguisher is something you probably have in your home. It could save your life and your family. But do you know how to use it?

How to Use a Fire Extinguisher Know the Rating Fires are classed as A (combustible materials), B (combustible liquids) and C (electrical). The Coast Guard requires onboard extinguishers to handle B- ...

Volunteers thought they were attending a fire drill class but were given a pop quiz of sorts on how to use a fire extinguisher.

If the device is rechargeable, take it to a fire-safety dealer or contractor for re-energizing. Fees vary, depending on the extinguisher's size and whether new parts are needed.

A fire extinguisher is the best first defence in the event of a fire. If using one indoors, take note of any wind source. If outdoors, first check the wind direction.

The right fire extinguisher (and where you keep it) might depend on your household's routines -- what oils or fats you use to cook and whether anyone smokes in the house, for instance.